As a guy that is done tons of all sorts of psychedelics for decades previously I agree in some part BUT I really don't want dispensaries popping up in the city selling high powered hallucinogenics to the masses.
Some people can't handle hallucinogenics at all and some people REALLY freak out.
I 100% don't want them criminalized with a penalty of incarceration either.
I'd be okay with more powerful hallucinogenic experiences being done in controlled environments if someone wanted to take that ride. Like a camp out in the woods or desert or on the beach or something. No guns or knives or anything that a first timer that freaks out me used to harm themselves or others.
I used to throw events where a lot of people used substances from time to time and dealing with people freaking out can be a pain in the ass and in many cases dangerous even when you're prepared for it. If you're an average person on main Street You're not thinking that the wide-eyed person walking towards you up this sidewalk may think that you are a purple dragon from Hades and want to eat their soul.
It's true. Some people shouldn't take psychedelics. It would be ideal to always have good set and setting but it can't be helped: someone is going to freak out sometime somewhere.
Never tried acid but dabbled with some powerful good and bad shroom trips….
Tried DMT once years later big rip of some golden powder…. Now THAT stuff was incredible interesting and profound….
Really hard to wrap your brain around it…..
frequency whirring back and fourth so loud I thought my head would pop, crinkling crackling, ancient language floating. OOOHhmmNUNUNUNUoooOOO
The only way to describe it is like a waking dream… “Wait…. What the….. I KNOW this…. What is this? Wait yea…… I’ve been here BEFORE….. It just IS…..” a feeling of quantum entanglement as I felt my body slowly being pulled into the ether…. “No….. it’s too soon, I must go back and be with my family.”
Freaking out demanding water and feeling it flush and gush through every poor, but it wasn’t water, it was the CURE it was some powerful TOOL, the source of ALL…. And I don’t even like water! Well I appreciate it much more now. The label replaced by a glowing golden water droplet logo.
The only way to describe isn’t like “heh… weird… deja vu…” No…. It isn’t just deja vu, it IS
I don't know if many people know this, but even Jordan Peterson has done 3 separate high doses of mushrooms. He talks about it in this clip from an interview.
I had a client one time whose job was to work with drug addicted men who were on parole or in halfway houses. He asked me one time what drug I thought was the most addictive. I was surprised when I was wrong after several guesses. He said that alcohol was the number one toughest for anyone to kick.
I did lots of acid in high school. Then, I was a raging drunk for 20 years. 12 years sober now, and I can say, this is a correct statement. Alcohol did much more damage to my life and my body then acid ever did.
High dose of mushrooms can cure Depression that cant be cured with pills, it can cure Alcoholism and has reports of bringing back third eye visions and colors to those who suffer from Aphantasia. But for this to work you need to have a focus on correcting the issue with talk therapy and change of life action. With the high dose you can rewrite neuro pathways in the brain. Ketamine is approved for this by the FDA and Mushrooms are going through 3rd stadge FDA trials atm.
Psylocibin is making its way through my states legislature to be open for research with a lot of support, it will be decriminalized eventually- it’s really a wonder drug when used RESPONSIBLY- I got into microdosing (Stamets Stack - full on on days, and just Lions Mane and Niacin on days off) a few years ago and it really has improved my well being.
I tried to load the website and I saw what you were talking about, the disappearing of the page.
I reloaded and stopped it from attempting to reload further and I was able to force the webpage to stay up for a while.
I looked into the browser's console to see what's going on. Apparently it's trying to load some additional stuff like ads and whatever else for the webpage, but they are getting a lot of 400, a few 403 errors and one, maybe two 404 errors.
400 simply means the URL is typed out wrong, or is the wrong URL and when the website is trying to read it, it can't understand what the URL is pointing the website to.
403 means the access to this page is forbidden as in they don't have the permission to access that webpage.
Apparently, Graphql is the main offender here and it looks like it generates queries for the Economist, I believe.
When I go to the Economist's website for Graphql, it opens up a sandbox interface where you can type in queries and such. On the upper right corner, it says, "Server cannot be reached", as you can see here:
It is hard to take anything seriously from someone called David Nutt 🥜.😂
This study Is from England, and I expect alcohol will be banned relatively soon. Drinking alcohol is considered haram, or forbidden, in Islam. The Quran, Islam's holy book, contains verses that explicitly prohibit alcohol consumption. One verse, Quran 5:90, states that intoxicants are "the work of Satan" and believers should avoid them. The Quran also warns Muslims not to attend prayers while intoxicated. And as we know, England is a Muslim country now. I expect the LBGT community to get banned, also.
I live in the UK in a tourist town and there are no muslims running things here, its the same all over the country except in the big cities where there is isolated mayhem.
Professor David Nutt is a well respected doctor, especially in the druggie community as he talks sense. He was thrown out of a government drug awareness committee for speaking the truth to the government of the day.
In my dad’s side of the family most of the men have (uncle’s, his cousins, his granddad & brothers are alcoholics or recovering. I’ve heard stories of my great grandad & brothers getting the chickens drunk. It’s funny to hear it but I’m sure it wasn’t funny to the family that had to live with drunks. My dad hasn’t had a drink since 1985 & he only stopped because the doctor told him he would die from it. Alcohol deteriorated my uncle’s brain. His last year wasn’t very good and he committed suicide. I might have a mixed drink about three times a year, if that much. I don’t need help feeling like crap when I wake up and don’t ever want to be drunk and out of control again. I did that enough in my late teens. Just like illegal & legal drunks it’s not doing you any favors in the long run. My mom swore my brother was dyslexic from my dad’s drinking. I believe it was trauma from a drunk angry yelling parent. He doesn’t remember a lot from childhood and I remember everything.
I had a phobia about being around drunk people until I worked in Hotels that had bars in them. My mother was very bad at picking men, an alcoholic herself, but never cruel, just neglectful. She had at least 5 men who beat her down. Only her last husband didn't physically abuse her. I suffer from PTSD from that childhood.
The thing is, some people drink a lot more than they need to, and alcoholism sneaks up on you. First, it's just when you go out with your friends, then you need it to unwind after work with a few. Next thing you know it's a 12-pack after work and a case of beer on the weekends.
It is just the most accepted drug, and I'm sure that it is indeed the most harmful drug in terms of number of people addicted. Country Music has to get drunk as a pervasive topic.
Booze is easily taxable. That, and some extra large donations from the major players. It is harmful, period. If people wish to make it in their own homes and consume it, I'm fine with that. Pushing it on the public like it's a good thing is not.
I don't put my stock in these kind of studies. Alcohol is more harmful to society because more people drink alcohol. Just like claiming that most auto accident happen with a few miles of home. Well yea, people drive the majority of miles on trips a few miles from home.
Or like saying you more likely to die from being struck by lightning than from shark attack. They don't consider only counting the chances of people that swim in shark infested waters (the ocean).
Also you might as well be reading the Funny Papers to get your facts, as to get them from the Lancet.
Yes, and the Food and Death Administration refused to approve MDMA for Post Traumatic Stress in veterans and others, even though they approved the bio-weapon for everyone down to 6 months of age! Let that sink in!
They don't want us anywhere near psychedelics because psychedelics will speed up the Great Awakening.
I think the psychedelics heal societal damage. There would be huge benefits if more people had powerful psychedelic trips.
As a guy that is done tons of all sorts of psychedelics for decades previously I agree in some part BUT I really don't want dispensaries popping up in the city selling high powered hallucinogenics to the masses.
Some people can't handle hallucinogenics at all and some people REALLY freak out.
I 100% don't want them criminalized with a penalty of incarceration either.
I'd be okay with more powerful hallucinogenic experiences being done in controlled environments if someone wanted to take that ride. Like a camp out in the woods or desert or on the beach or something. No guns or knives or anything that a first timer that freaks out me used to harm themselves or others.
I used to throw events where a lot of people used substances from time to time and dealing with people freaking out can be a pain in the ass and in many cases dangerous even when you're prepared for it. If you're an average person on main Street You're not thinking that the wide-eyed person walking towards you up this sidewalk may think that you are a purple dragon from Hades and want to eat their soul.
It's true. Some people shouldn't take psychedelics. It would be ideal to always have good set and setting but it can't be helped: someone is going to freak out sometime somewhere.
Nature is the set and setting...
How do psychoactive substances relate to the Great Awakening?
Why is cannabis relevant?
Why is psilocybin relevant?
Why is DMT relevant?
How will the progressive legalization of cannabis and psilocybin affect the collective consciousness?
How will the explosion of DMT use, and ceremonial Ayahuasca affect the collective consciousness?
Could the introduction of these substances redirect the course of humanity?
Why did God give man endocannabinoid receptors if cannabis is the Devil’s Lettuce?
Does cannabis interfere with mind control?
Tavistock.
Never tried acid but dabbled with some powerful good and bad shroom trips….
Tried DMT once years later big rip of some golden powder…. Now THAT stuff was incredible interesting and profound….
Really hard to wrap your brain around it…..
frequency whirring back and fourth so loud I thought my head would pop, crinkling crackling, ancient language floating. OOOHhmmNUNUNUNUoooOOO
The only way to describe it is like a waking dream… “Wait…. What the….. I KNOW this…. What is this? Wait yea…… I’ve been here BEFORE….. It just IS…..” a feeling of quantum entanglement as I felt my body slowly being pulled into the ether…. “No….. it’s too soon, I must go back and be with my family.”
Freaking out demanding water and feeling it flush and gush through every poor, but it wasn’t water, it was the CURE it was some powerful TOOL, the source of ALL…. And I don’t even like water! Well I appreciate it much more now. The label replaced by a glowing golden water droplet logo.
The only way to describe isn’t like “heh… weird… deja vu…” No…. It isn’t just deja vu, it IS
DEJA VUUU
Mind-expanding post, thank you.
I like the old saying, 'Beer is proof God loves us'. I suppose the same could be said of cannabis.
Beer is man made.. cannabis is all natural
I don't know if many people know this, but even Jordan Peterson has done 3 separate high doses of mushrooms. He talks about it in this clip from an interview.
https://youtu.be/E-fo-BEkXGs
Also, an interesting article about the effects of psychedelics on the nervous system.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7522265/
Supervised
Lancet! ! !
Now that's FUNNY!
Haven't trusted that one since Dr Gold exposed their Hydrochloriquine LIE.
i'll drink to that!!
#MeToo 🍄🟫
Try this one https://archive.ph/ylT5a
I had a client one time whose job was to work with drug addicted men who were on parole or in halfway houses. He asked me one time what drug I thought was the most addictive. I was surprised when I was wrong after several guesses. He said that alcohol was the number one toughest for anyone to kick.
I did lots of acid in high school. Then, I was a raging drunk for 20 years. 12 years sober now, and I can say, this is a correct statement. Alcohol did much more damage to my life and my body then acid ever did.
High dose of mushrooms can cure Depression that cant be cured with pills, it can cure Alcoholism and has reports of bringing back third eye visions and colors to those who suffer from Aphantasia. But for this to work you need to have a focus on correcting the issue with talk therapy and change of life action. With the high dose you can rewrite neuro pathways in the brain. Ketamine is approved for this by the FDA and Mushrooms are going through 3rd stadge FDA trials atm.
Psylocibin is making its way through my states legislature to be open for research with a lot of support, it will be decriminalized eventually- it’s really a wonder drug when used RESPONSIBLY- I got into microdosing (Stamets Stack - full on on days, and just Lions Mane and Niacin on days off) a few years ago and it really has improved my well being.
I tried to load the website and I saw what you were talking about, the disappearing of the page.
I reloaded and stopped it from attempting to reload further and I was able to force the webpage to stay up for a while.
I looked into the browser's console to see what's going on. Apparently it's trying to load some additional stuff like ads and whatever else for the webpage, but they are getting a lot of 400, a few 403 errors and one, maybe two 404 errors.
400 simply means the URL is typed out wrong, or is the wrong URL and when the website is trying to read it, it can't understand what the URL is pointing the website to.
403 means the access to this page is forbidden as in they don't have the permission to access that webpage.
404 means the page can't be found at all.
You can see my output here:
1 of 3
2 of 3
3 of 3
Apparently, Graphql is the main offender here and it looks like it generates queries for the Economist, I believe.
When I go to the Economist's website for Graphql, it opens up a sandbox interface where you can type in queries and such. On the upper right corner, it says, "Server cannot be reached", as you can see here:
"Server cannot be reached"
Either The Economist is having server problems or it's the archives.
I don't know but my analysis was done in 5 minutes so I may be wrong on some things.
Hope this helps!
Who's saying that? If it's the government, then you should drink more.
It is hard to take anything seriously from someone called David Nutt 🥜.😂 This study Is from England, and I expect alcohol will be banned relatively soon. Drinking alcohol is considered haram, or forbidden, in Islam. The Quran, Islam's holy book, contains verses that explicitly prohibit alcohol consumption. One verse, Quran 5:90, states that intoxicants are "the work of Satan" and believers should avoid them. The Quran also warns Muslims not to attend prayers while intoxicated. And as we know, England is a Muslim country now. I expect the LBGT community to get banned, also.
I live in the UK in a tourist town and there are no muslims running things here, its the same all over the country except in the big cities where there is isolated mayhem.
Professor David Nutt is a well respected doctor, especially in the druggie community as he talks sense. He was thrown out of a government drug awareness committee for speaking the truth to the government of the day.
Here is the book he wrote, its easily the best of its kind IMO. https://files.catbox.moe/6zr4qs.pdf
They sell peyote in shops there don't they
No.
Mebbe not the buttons but live plants..Love is Love store comes to mind
https://www.cactusandsucculents.co.uk/can-you-grow-peyote-in-the-uk?srsltid=AfmBOorzoCyd-fi2obHpO000vfZ77YoGWosQPL67N1OI-llmm9lxGLBB
They don't sell it in the shops.
^You're username bro! I love that video! I love you!
Thx for the video!! I'd never seen it before. LOL
Is there another archiving site? That is really strange. Never saw an article disappear before.
In my dad’s side of the family most of the men have (uncle’s, his cousins, his granddad & brothers are alcoholics or recovering. I’ve heard stories of my great grandad & brothers getting the chickens drunk. It’s funny to hear it but I’m sure it wasn’t funny to the family that had to live with drunks. My dad hasn’t had a drink since 1985 & he only stopped because the doctor told him he would die from it. Alcohol deteriorated my uncle’s brain. His last year wasn’t very good and he committed suicide. I might have a mixed drink about three times a year, if that much. I don’t need help feeling like crap when I wake up and don’t ever want to be drunk and out of control again. I did that enough in my late teens. Just like illegal & legal drunks it’s not doing you any favors in the long run. My mom swore my brother was dyslexic from my dad’s drinking. I believe it was trauma from a drunk angry yelling parent. He doesn’t remember a lot from childhood and I remember everything.
I had a phobia about being around drunk people until I worked in Hotels that had bars in them. My mother was very bad at picking men, an alcoholic herself, but never cruel, just neglectful. She had at least 5 men who beat her down. Only her last husband didn't physically abuse her. I suffer from PTSD from that childhood.
The thing is, some people drink a lot more than they need to, and alcoholism sneaks up on you. First, it's just when you go out with your friends, then you need it to unwind after work with a few. Next thing you know it's a 12-pack after work and a case of beer on the weekends.
It is just the most accepted drug, and I'm sure that it is indeed the most harmful drug in terms of number of people addicted. Country Music has to get drunk as a pervasive topic.
Booze is easily taxable. That, and some extra large donations from the major players. It is harmful, period. If people wish to make it in their own homes and consume it, I'm fine with that. Pushing it on the public like it's a good thing is not.
So was the Illuminati behind the Illegal Alcohol during Prohibition then?
And the White Hats were responsible for Prohibition?
Prohibition created the mafia.
I don't put my stock in these kind of studies. Alcohol is more harmful to society because more people drink alcohol. Just like claiming that most auto accident happen with a few miles of home. Well yea, people drive the majority of miles on trips a few miles from home.
Or like saying you more likely to die from being struck by lightning than from shark attack. They don't consider only counting the chances of people that swim in shark infested waters (the ocean).
Also you might as well be reading the Funny Papers to get your facts, as to get them from the Lancet.
Thank you u/nothingberg
This is the most important post on the board right now!
Yes, and the Food and Death Administration refused to approve MDMA for Post Traumatic Stress in veterans and others, even though they approved the bio-weapon for everyone down to 6 months of age! Let that sink in!
They don't want us anywhere near psychedelics because psychedelics will speed up the Great Awakening.
If people dropped acid as often as they take a drink, this society would cease to exist.